Thursday

THE RESULTS ARE IN!

Well, not entirely. There is still a day left to vote but I don't think if some more people vote that it's going to waver the results. And a surprising result as well.
Award got 2 votes (THANK GOD!)
Debate got 5 votes (only that much?)
Party got 6 votes (aww  I really wanted a party!)
And the winner is COMPETITION!
Honestly I hadn't expected to get a whopping 13 votes for the competition, seeing as there are so many happening right now.
 
Okay so this comp is going to be a writing comp. It can be a narrative or short story or essay style or whatever just along as you use words. It must be more than 400 words and cannot exceed 4000. And anyone who breaks this rule shall be disqualified! MWAHAHAHA!
 
The first catch is you must use these three words anywhere in your story.
~green
~whortleberry
~mysterious
 
And the second catch is you have to create a cover for this short story/ essay....
You can
~draw it and take a picture/scan
~photograph something relevant
~make it out of computer art
 
Prizes yet to be determined- shall be sent via post
Closing date 20th of October 2012
Please email it
 
And a little advice before I leave ye to start writing:
Write because something excites you or agitates you - write with passion and feeling
x
 
Whortleberry

 
1. edible berry: a small sweet edible blue-black fruit
2. plant with edible berries: a low-growing plant found in heath and mountainous areas that produces whortleberries. Flowers: greenish pink. Native to: Europe.
Latin name: Vaccinium myrtillus
3. plant related to whortleberry: a plant related to the whortleberry that has edible berries, e.g. the blueberry

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4 comments:

  1. Emily14 September 2012 at 17:33

    Whortleberries! <3 <3 they make the best pies...
    But, I thought that in island they were called frockens? :S

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    1. Marian14 September 2012 at 19:35

      You actually know what whortleberries are??
      Well.. um.. I really had never EVER heard of "whortleberries" until yesterday when I opened the dictionary on a random page. As for "frockens" never heard of them either.
      We generally call blueberries/blackberries... berries.
      So I take it you shall be entering this awesome-est comp?? *hopefull face*
      :D x

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  2. Amy Aed16 September 2012 at 12:08

    Could it be a story that I've already used to enter a competition, or does it have to be completely made from scratch?

    A<3

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  3. Marian16 September 2012 at 14:29

    Yeah thta's grand, just as long as YOU wrote it.
    Marian :D x

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